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Drawn To “Fintech,” Banks Are Warned About Risk

Banks are aggressively entering into partnerships with so called “fintech” firms, and regulators are taking note, says an article in […]

A legal recruiter was ordered by a federal judge in Austin, Texas to pay his former employer $3.6 million in […]

An Ohio appeals court has reversed a trial court’s grant of summary judgment to “Certain Underwriters at Lloyd’s,” sending a […]

A look at recent developments and current trends in the world of D&O insurance, from Kevin LaCroix, host of the […]

It’s a problem in just about every nook and cranny of the economy, but it’s particularly insidious when it comes […]

The first settlement ever under the California Consumer Privacy Act requires cosmetics retailer Sephora to pay $1.2 million in penalties. […]

The DOJ has formally announced new enforcement policies targeting corporate crime. A September 15 memorandum from Deputy Attorney General Lisa […]

A lawsuit filed earlier this year by the district attorneys of Los Angeles and San Francisco accused a San Diego […]

The Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) movement has produced “an opaque and perverse system in which some financial companies no […]

A group representing local Black Lives Matter chapters has sued the LA-based national fund raising arm of the movement in […]